Barbra Streisand: 20,000 Dead Because Of Donald Trump

Hollywood star Streisand managed to figure during a plug for her single “Don’t mislead Me” from her 2018 album Walls during a rant claiming that President Donald Trump is directly liable for the quite 20,000 deaths within us thanks to coronavirus. The accusatory tweet posted on Easter Sunday said that Trump is “unfit” to steer the country.

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Barbra Streisand, who advocated Hillary Clinton in 2016, lashed out at president trump in her vitriolic tweet with the help of calling him incompetent and a liar. “now, with quite 20,000 humans dead due to his incompetence and lies, he’s demonstrated that the can’t deal with the reality. He’s undeserving to guide this nation… particularly during a time of the disaster,” the oscar-triumphing actress wrote.

Partitions become song became written as an anti-trump screed, accusing the president of being incapable of telling the reality. 

The grammy-winner has regularly expressed her antipathy for president trump on social media.

The Hollywood superstar tweeted a violent photo closing 12 months depicting a bloodied president trump being impaled by way of the heel of a shoe belonging to deal with speaker nancy Pelosi (d-ca). She tweeted beforehand that year that president trump should be the primary “weather denier” to be faraway from the workplace.

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Streisand currently voiced her aid for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, affirming that she “wholeheartedly” endorses his run the white house.

I wrote a song called ”Don’t Lie to Me” after Trump was elected, because he was a serial liar. Now, with more than 20,000 people dead because of his incompetence and lies, he's proven that he can’t handle the truth. He’s unfit to lead this nation...especially in a time of crisis

— Barbra Streisand (@BarbraStreisand) April 12, 2020

“I wholeheartedly propose Joe Biden for president. Trump got to be beaten in November before he does more harm to our democracy, environment, for our health and protection and standing within the global,” she wrote in March.